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This is going to revolutionise office work. If it works as advertised, we are witnessing the complete reshuffling of (office) work and unprecedented productivity increases. I'm wondering about the future job market. edit: livestream: https://news.microsoft.com/reinventing-productivity/
This calls for a Dilbert cartoon
How will they get the data to train the model. They have everyone’s documents, and could potentially produce amazing results. But how will they protect against content leaks?
A couple of years ago I was on a walk with my wife and she asked me “what’s the point of Siri? it can hardly do anything useful outside weather and timers.” I told her a tall tale of how these things are essentially going to become our personal assistants in the future, they’ll know about our unique situations and can act accordingly. Just like the rich and powerful have people who specialise in organising their live…
It does have great promise in an open-source self-hosted incarnation not controlled by external actors, however.
I wonder if they will add this to the operating system as well? Like a gpt-powered clippy that can “see” your screen.
I thought about this yesterday, it would be relatively easy to pull it off using GPT vision and some basic OS integration
They've really put the summarisation and Whisper capabilities to good use! "Unlock productivity. We all want to focus on the 20% of our work that really matters, but 80% of our time is consumed with busywork that bogs us down. Copilot lightens the load. From summarizing long email threads to quickly drafting suggested replies, Copilot in Outlook helps you clear your inbox in minutes, not hours. And every meeting is a…
How will they get the data to train the model. They have everyone’s documents, and could potentially produce amazing results. But how will they protect against content leaks?